Kitchen accessories such as utensil holders, spoon rests and storage jars start at one piece per SKU, with OEM and private label available.
Read answer →Yes. Because the minimum is one piece per SKU, you can build a mixed order across utensil holders, spoon rests, jars and more.
Read answer →Kitchen accessories can be produced in bone china, new bone china, porcelain, stoneware or dolomite, each with a different feel and weight.
Read answer →Samples take about 7-10 days; custom kitchen accessory orders run 20-35 days after sample approval, with in-stock items shipping in 7-15 days.
Read answer →Glazes are lead- and cadmium-free, and FDA, LFGB, and SGS food-contact testing is available on request, with reports supplied for your order.
Read answer →Porcelain kitchen accessories fall under HS 6911 and other ceramics under HS 6912; we list the applicable code on your export documents.
Read answer →We ship worldwide by sea or air freight and can quote FOB or DDP terms, so you can match the method to your budget and deadline.
Read answer →Our range covers kitchen accessories such as utensil holders, chopstick holders, spoon rests, storage jars, and more, made with partner factories in Jingdezhen and other hubs.
Read answer →Yes—custom decals are available through OEM and private label with an MOQ of 1 piece, and samples take about 7-10 days.
Read answer →Each SKU carries one clear USD unit price, and your 1000-piece order is quoted against that single price.
Read answer →FDA, LFGB and SGS food-contact testing is available on request for our ceramic utensil holders and tableware.
Read answer →Samples are made in about 7-10 days, so you can check glaze, weight and finish before bulk production starts.
Read answer →Tell us the product, quantity and destination — we'll reply within one business day.
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